The program will feature not just great views of the cratered
moon, but a tour of other celestial "spooky" objects just in time
for Halloween.

"The Hunter’s Moon will be up that night — a perfect prelude to
Halloween, since the moon plays a rich role in Halloween lore,"
Slooh officials wrote in a statement. "But, unknown to most of
the public, other prominent celestial objects are even more
deeply associated with 'the darker side' of the night."

The space camera will focus in on the Pleiades star cluster, also
known as the Seven Sisters, "whose date of midnight culmination
was the very origin of the original Black Sabbath, which evolved
into All Hallows Eve and ultimately Halloween," according to
Slooh officials. "Why was this beautiful blue cluster so
associated with death and evil?"